Dolphins CB Vontae Davis is cramping and listed as questionable to return against the Patriots, and DE Tony McDaniel left with a hand injury and will not return.

The Patriots could ill afford to lose an offensive lineman Monday night against the Dolphins. As football luck would have it, that’s exactly what happened.

With Week 1 nearly in the books, here’s a look at the notable injuries from Sunday’s games.

Mike Tolbert had a monster game with three touchdowns Sunday against the Vikings, but his afternoon ended on a negative note.

Texans WR Kevin Walter left Sunday’s 34-7 victory over the Colts with a shoulder injury, and the initial reports suggest he will be out for a long period of time, if not the entire season.

Panthers LB Jon Beason, who missed all of the preseason with a left foot injury, won’t return after suffering what the team called a left ankle injury during the third quarter against the Cardinals.

Chargers kicker Nate Kaeding was carted off the field Sunday following the opening kickoff in San Diego with an apparent left knee injury.

When the Redskins took the field for their first offensive drive of Sunday’s game against the Giants, TE Chris Cooley was back in his usual spot in the starting lineup.

When the Steelers’ defense was on the field late in Sunday’s 35-7 loss to the Ravens, LB James Harrison wasn’t.

The Rams’ rough Sunday continues to get worse. QB Sam Bradford left the game midway through the fourth quarter against the Eagles with what initially appeared to be a right hand injury.

The Rams, already without RB Steven Jackson for most of Sunday’s game against the Eagles, lost another top weapon when WR Danny Amendola left during the fourth quarter with what appears to be a serious injury.

While Matthew Stafford has managed to stay in Sunday’s game in Tampa, the case isn’t the same for Bucs QB Josh Freeman.

The collective heart of Lions Nation might have skipped at beat at seeing Matthew Stafford limp off the field during the third quarter against the Bucs in Tampa.

Here’s an update from Jacksonville, where TE Marcedes Lewis limped off the field during the third quarter with what appeared to be a right leg injury.

Bengals rookie QB Andy Dalton didn’t make it to the end of his first NFL start.